</s>FD-302 (Rev. 4-15-64) FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 1 Date 6/14/63 VERNON MOST, manager of the Houseware Department, F. C. Nash and Co. Department Store, 1141 East Colorado, advised that he is the supervisor of MUNIR BISHARA STIRHAN (MUNIR). MOST stated that he can account for MUNIIR's activities on June 4, 1963, between approximate hours of 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m ., MOST stated what MUNIIR worked at the Pasadena store from approximately 9:00 am. to about at the A.M. at which time MOST and MUNIFR left the Pasadena store. The store is located in Pasadena, California. 1112 Quad Way, Whittier, California where they worked until approximately 1:20 p. m. They left the Whittler store and returned to the Pasadena Store, having lunch in East Pasadena en route. MOSTstated that MUNIER worked at the Pasadena store from the time he returned from the Whitter Store until approximately 6: 00 p.M ., at which TIME MUNITR departed the store. 6/1/4/68 at Pasadena, California On Los Angeles 56-156 -803- File # SA ALBERT A. HUSTEDT/eb by 6/144/63 Date dictated This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is learned to your agency, it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency. 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary  
The documents contain FBI FD-302 forms, law enforcement records, and investigative reports spanning 1943–1968, detailing individuals associated with RFK’s assassination investigation or related activities. Key figures include John Henry Fahey (SSN redacted), a subject of multiple FBI investigations noted for employment conflicts, military service, and credit issues; John Lawrence Pawluk (also known as John M. Lawrence), a legal activist with psychiatric evaluations and ties to anti-government groups; and Jose Antonio Duarte, a Cuban exile leader linked to UNARÉ. Records reference a 1966 pro-communist meeting in Griffith Park, Los Angeles, where an unidentified man was observed by witnesses Albert Velazco and Carlos Pedro Hurtado, potentially connected to RFK’s assassination. FBI investigations focused on UNARÉ activities, including alleged confrontations and political gatherings. Mentions of Robert F. Kennedy appear primarily in legal correspondence with John Lawrence Pawluk, though no direct ties to the assassination are confirmed.  

Key People  
- **John Henry Fahey** (SSN redacted) – Subject of FBI investigations; described as emotionally unstable with workplace conflicts and military disciplinary actions.  
- **John M. Lawrence** (John Lawrence Pawluk) – Legal activist with psychiatric evaluations, arrests for draft evasion, and correspondence with RFK.  
- **Jose Antonio Duarte** (AKA Jose Xoropesa) – Leader of UNARÉ; involved in anti-Castro activities and a 1966 meeting in Griffith Park.  
- **Albert Velazco** – Cuban exile barber who reported observing an unidentified man at the 1966 meeting.  
- **Carlos Pedro Hurtado** – Cuban exile associate of Duarte and Velazco; corroborated details about the meeting.  
- **Sirihan Bishara Sirian** – Identified by Duarte as present at a 1968 pro-communist meeting but not directly tied to RFK.  
- **Robert F. Kennedy** – Mentioned in legal correspondence with John Lawrence Pawluk; no direct connection to the assassination confirmed.  

Key Locations  
- **Los Angeles, California** – Sites of FBI offices, credit records, and the 1966 pro-communist meeting in Griffith Park.  
- **Griffith Park, Los Angeles** – Specific address for the 1966 meeting involving UNARÉ members.  
- **San Diego County Hospital** (1949) – Location of John Lawrence Pawluk’s psychiatric evaluation.  
- **Denver, Colorado** – Site of Pawluk’s 1962 commitment to Colorado State Hospital.  
- **Pasadena/Whittier, California** – Employment locations for John Henry Fahey and Munir Bishara Stirhan.  

Key Events  
- **FBI investigations**: Background checks on John Henry Fahey (1963–1968) and UNARÉ activities (1966–1968).  
- **1966 pro-communist meeting in Griffith Park**: Attended by Velazco, Duarte, and others; an unidentified man was observed with a concealed gun.  
- **John Lawrence Pawluk’s legal history**: Arrests for draft evasion (1943), drunkenness (1955), and commitment to Colorado State Hospital (1962).  
- **UNARÉ activities**: Organized anti-Castro efforts, including meetings with pro-communist groups and alleged confrontations.  
- **Psychiatric evaluations**: John Lawrence Pawluk’s records noted "hypoponic psychosis" and "schizophrenic reaction" in 1949–1962.  

Key Organizations  
- **Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)** – Conducted background checks on Fahey, Pawluk, and UNARÉ members; investigated political gatherings.  
- **UNARÉ (Unidad Nacional Revolucionaria)** – Cuban exile organization led by Jose Duarte; associated with anti-Castro activities and the 1966 meeting.  
- **Colorado State Hospital (CSH)** – Institution where John Lawrence Pawluk was committed in 1962.  
- **Peace and Freedom Party** – Mentioned as a group linked to pro-communist meetings in Los Angeles.  
- **Retail Merchants Credit Association** – Provided credit reports on John Henry Fahey.

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